Keep in mind, this is Elseworlds story by the same writer who made Superman's son "bisexual".
Posted on 12/10/2021 10:51:55 AM PST by Oldeconomybuyer
Wonder Woman locks lips with her girlfriend in the latest issue of DC Comics’ “Dark Knights of Steel.”
In the series’ second issue, in stores now, Lois Lane travels to the hidden island of Themyscira and tells Zala-El — Superman’s sister and the princess of House of El — that her father has been murdered. Distraught over the news, Zala-El gets emotional, and her girlfriend, Wonder Woman, comforts her with a passionate kiss.
It is no surprise that Wonder Woman is out as LGBTQ in the comic series, which is written by Tom Taylor, Yasmine Putri, Arif Prianto and Wes Abbott. In 2016, Greg Rucka, a former DC Comics writer for Wonder Woman, confirmed to Comicosity that the superhero is bisexual.
Wonder Woman’s new sapphic romance is part of an explosion of LGBTQ representation among comic books characters over the past several years — both on the page and the screen. This year, however, that representation went supernova.
On Oct. 11, National Coming Out Day, DC Comics revealed that the new Superman, Jon Kent (the son of Clark Kent), falls in love and kisses a male reporter, Jay Nakamura, in “Superman: Son of Kal-El." Robin, The Flash, Batwoman and Captain America are among the other superheroes with queer storylines this year.
(Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...
Kids can’t even find comics much less read them these days. This isn’t the fifties or even eighties
Well played sir!
Gal Godot already did it on Saturday Night Live
being a supergirl hero for little girls to admire is just not enough, and they are SOL...
if they aren’t queer by this time, they’ll just forcefeed them
That’s soooo yesterday. She HAS to have an LGBT lover who was accosted and seriously injured by a MAGA hat wearing Trump supporter. The experimental drug treatment she got while staying in a government run hospital turned her into a super hero just like Wonder Wench. Oh, and they both listen only to NPR.
comics seem easy enough to get but we certainly agree that many kids (and now, adults) can’t read them
we have some awful schools nowadays
In the real world, lesbianism is usually reserved for women who are much too unattractive to attract the attention of men.
My brother used to say ‘why do all lesbians look like (our) Uncle Eddie.
Not that my Uncle Eddie was so awful to look at, I mean he was the average middle aged man with the short hair cut and kind of paunch. Short.
But yeah, that’s the reality of it.
I wonder what Lynda Carter has to say about it. The whole entertainment industry that is aimed at kids is full of the ‘woke’ stuff and it really makes you wonder what they are NOT telling you.
Of course we all know the answer to that.
Not a big surprise.
I’m not here to trash people but my take is that we are sort of a hybrid society socially Marxist as in the various expressions of sexuality among other things and yet Capitalist economically.
China is Marxist in ideology alongside its Capitalist economy.
Is this the difference between us and China?
Not much difference except for personal economic superiority for those of us here in the USA in the competition with China.
And as an extra bonus, WW will clean carpets for you!
TTIWWP
Plus, poison.
Yes, that also.
Anyone who doubts that should ask a school bus driver. The filth is flying even before the kids get to the school doors.
Just like a news article which has a 3 person byline.
They will have a big circle jerk celebrating their wokeness. Who were comic book customers? Boys mostly. Boys that fantasize about beating up bad guys, flying, having super powers, AND getting the babe, like Wonder Woman. And then their is the collector nerds who want nothing to do with this.
SO, basically, they are catering to people who are so snooty they would NEVER be caught dead with a comic book. Not a great business plan.
The gay mafia that controls comics has turned the iconic heros gay or bisexual, one after the other.
Keep in mind, this is Elseworlds story by the same writer who made Superman's son "bisexual".
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.